:13:00
I'm fine.
Look, it had to happen at some point.
:13:04
In a city of eight million, you're bound
to run into your ex-wife. So it happened.
:13:08
And now I'm fine.
:13:13
I like it. It works. It says "home" to me.
:13:16
All right. All right.
We'll let Harry and Sally be the judge.
:13:20
What do you think?
:13:23
- It's nice.
- Case closed.
:13:25
Of course he likes it - he's a guy.
:13:27
Sally?
:13:31
What's so awful about it?
:13:33
It's so awful, there's no way to begin
to explain what's so awful about it.
:13:37
Honey, I don't object to your things.
:13:39
If we had room, you could put
your things in it, like your bar stools...
:13:43
Honey, wait, wait. Honey, wait.
You don't like my bar stools?
:13:48
Harry, come on,
someone has to be on my side.
:13:51
I'm on your side.
I just want you to have good taste.
:13:54
I have good taste!
:13:56
Everybody thinks they have good taste,
but they couldn't all have good taste.
:14:01
You know, it's funny.
We started out like this, Helen and I.
:14:05
We hung things, we picked out tiles
together. Then you know what happens?
:14:10
Six years later you're singing "Surrey
with the Fringe on Top" in front of lra!
:14:15
- Do we have to talk about this right now?
- Yes. Right now is the perfect time,
:14:20
because I want our friends to benefit
from the wisdom of my experience.
:14:25
Right now everything is great. Everyone
is happy and in love, and that's wonderful.
:14:29
But sooner or later, you'll be screaming
at each other about who'll get this dish.
:14:35
This $8 dish will cost $1 ,000 in calls to the
legal firm of "That's mine, this is yours".
:14:40
- Harry!
- Please.
:14:42
Jess, Marie,
do me a favour for your own good.
:14:45
Put your name in your books right now
before you don't know whose is whose,
:14:50
because some day you'll go 1 5 rounds
over who's gonna get this coffee table.
:14:55
This stupid, wagon-wheel,
Roy-Rogers, garage-sale coffee table!